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You have 25-seconds to get the correct formation, motion, play, and adjustment into your offense. It is 4th down with the game, and the season, on the line. On top of all of this, your Quarterback was knocked out of the game, along with your starting Right Guard. There also happens to be 10,000 “assistant coaches” in the stands shouting what they think you should do. Being an offensive coordinator is difficult. Spending the time needed to ensure your team is ready for any situation is imperative. You need to have enough ready, but not too much. It is important that you have all the “If-Then” scenarios played out before the game begins. The Offensive Coordinator Workbook is the place to go to help you work through all that goes into: Building a system Scouting opponents Deciding on a plan of action Organizing your staff and practice schedules Calling a game Making in-game adjustments And more… This workbook is filled with templates and examples to help any offensive coordinator work through the thought process of installing and implementing an Offensive System, not just a collection of plays.